D’Entrac

Paris Night is a spy, crime, political thriller. An investigator with a price on his head teams up with a prostitute, to expose murder at the Elys e Place and hunt terrorists before they wipe out world leaders: A racing, racy story of high lives, low morals, revenge, redemption and ... love on the run. The story reveals the darkness behind facades of Paris - the "City of Light". Betrayal, crime and sex at the court of the "Lion president" chart a climate of decadence: the stage for the rise of Macron and yellow vest crisis in the streets.

The author, Roderick d’Entrac, is a British journalist. A deputy chief editor of a leading global news organisation, he has worked as a political, war and economics correspondent. He has also written a book exposing Nazi finances which exposed him to explicit threats. He is foreign editor of a ＂think tank＂ on governance and has contributed to two books on contemporary policymaking in France. He spent about 10 years doing research for, and writing, his novel Paris Night, using the pseudonym Roderick d’Entrac in view of the sensitivity of the story lines.